Will RBI’s NBFC Tweak Hand Tata Sons A Listing Reprieve?

RBI I Tata Sons IPO: India’s central bank has finalised guidelines on upper-layer non-banking financial companies (NBFC), reigniting hopes that Tata Sons could get a relief from its listing obligations after RBI dropped a provision defining the “indirect receipt of public funds”.

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